Amidst the vast snowy landscapes, three figures traverse the frozen terrain towards a hole they've carved into the ice, marked by sled dogs waiting nearby. This ice fishing tradition, rooted in the Inuit way of life, faces the upheaval of modern challenges, yet its essence remains unchanged. Among them, Laila Sandgreen has recently expanded her café by hiring Filipino staff while her husband, Hans Sandgreen, channels his passion for fishing and the outdoors into their tourist venture by acquiring advanced snowmobiles.

Despite the evolving circumstances, Greenlanders like the Sandgreens endeavor to intertwine their rich cultural heritage with the realities of a warming climate and a growing tourism industry. Holding on to their customs while adapting to new opportunities, they navigate the complexities of sustaining their identity in a time of immense change.